Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-20
Local Paragraphs.

Local Paragraphs.
-SArbor day tomorrow.
Try us for fine job printing.
Read the revised market reports in
this issue.
First. class Job work at done the
JOURNAL office.
Just received new crop of Evapo-
rated Peaches at j. w. Stover'S.
The Pennsylvania State College is
now being lighted by electric light.
The latest arriyal--a splendid selec-
tion of Candies at ]. W. Stover'S.
Notice the change in Campbell's
announcement at the head of this col
umn.
ATGHEEN d SPIGELMYER'S S
1000 pair of Boots and Shoes now
ready. 3S-4t
The foundation walls for Mr..
Clapp's new house on Penn street are
finished.
IT. Benton Ulrich, of the Centre
County Times, was seen on our streets
on Tuesday.
The band bows meet every evening
this week in order to brush up on some
of their choice music.
ATGHEEN d SPIGELMYER'S
the late arrival of New Goods; Car
pets, Flannels, Chinaware. 3S-4t
Mrs. Emma Tomlinson, who had
been to Harrisburg.a few months. re-
turned home in fair health.
j. w. Slower carries the finest
stock OF Cigars and Tobacco in town.
A new supply just received.
Many of our citizens have been pre-
sented with public documents this
week by Hon. A. G. Curtin.
All kinds of Produce taken for La
dies Hats or anything in the Millioery
line at Gheen & Spigelmyer's.
Miss May Hartman of Penn street,
suffers with quinsy and is compelled to
stay in the house most of the time.
Mr.. Ruhl. whose serious sickness
we reported in our last issue, is still
very low, with slim chances for recov-
cry.
The weather is exceedingly dry and
the people are praying for rain. But
very few wells in town contain any
water.
-TRUNKs, TRUNKS, TRUNKs--the
largest selection eyer brought to town
and will be..sold lower than ever att. w.
Stover's.
IL. J. Noll, the farmer on John
Reighard's farm, south of town, is hav.
ing some outbuildings erected on bis
premises.
For SALE.-A house and lot in Aa.
ronsburg, belonging to Miss Susan &.
Wise. For terms apply to Frederick
Limbert. u
Ladies, take a look at the La Belle
Hat, in Gheen Sc Splgelmyer's Millinery
window. 1t is a beauty. Ii beats
them all.
j. L. Strong, of Union conntr,
came 10 town last week, haying been
summoned TO wait on Mr. Rhul, who is
lying sick at A. j. Harter's.
GHEEN O. SPTGELMYER's
bargains in remnants. from wooden
mill lately closed. Will be sold at hal!
price. Cassimeres. Flannels, sc. 3S-4
w. G. Ulrich meets people with a
boarder smile on his face because lie is
the proud father of his first baby which
arrived last Saturday. All parties
well.
j. e. Smith and family of this place
took trip to hittany Valley and Lock
Haven last Friday, and returned home
on Sunday night. They paid visit tt
friends.
Mr.. J. Kline, the new merchant or
Main street, is distributing handblllsan'
nouncing the opening of his large stool
of novelty goods, which he sells at grea
bargains.
Next Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clOcl
there will be divine services in th'
Lutheran church of this place, whel
Rev. Deitzler. the pastor. will admins
ter the Lords supper.
Please bear in mind that the jour
NAL Office turns out the handsomes
sale posters in the valley and at as lov
prices sss any office in the county. Sent
or bring in your orders.